Category Archives: Research

Meet the Woman Who Strives to Save the Lives of Little Kids Who Feel “Different”

Posted on July 9, 2015 by robw77

Her work includes films about Americans standing up assertively for civil liberties to one about a romantic soul traveling the spectrum between the living and the dead. Sarah Feeley’s professional filmmaking career projects a theme of fluidity, and the assertion … Continue reading →

Posted in Family, Living, Prejudice, Research, Science | Tagged cnn video, Kids, Lemays, LGBT help, Making a difference for children, Outfest films, Parent choices, parenting dilemmas, Raising Ryland, Sarah Feeley, Siobhán Patricia Lynch, transgender, Transition tools, Whittingtons | 5 Comments

Sexual Orientation is Developed in the Womb

Posted on September 4, 2012 by apeene

Despite societal discrimination and religious persecution, homosexuality and bi-sexuality, like heterosexuality, are inborn traits that cannot be changed and are not a choice. Attempted suppression does not work. It always pushes through. Human sexuality is very complex. It is not … Continue reading →

Posted in Living, Prejudice, Research, Science | Tagged born this way, homosexuality, homosexuality natural, human-rights, origin of homosexuality, sexual orientation | 96 Comments

A Gay Dad’s Thoughts on Being Restricted from Making My Kids “Ex-gay”

Posted on August 14, 2012 by robw77

Updated: This now has been signed into law in California. California has passed yet another bill in the effort to create a state where truly the society is affirming and equal for all. This bill has the added objective of … Continue reading →